Insiders NOT providing any CONFIDENCE..

OK all of you ZQK INSIDERS...where are you?

McKnight, Hodge, Crowe, Brink and the rest of you whoflipped your options last year...why aren't you buyingany stock now. The lone exception is Robert Kirby whobought a measly 6K shares @ $14.75 on Dec. 22. But atleast he added to his position (now owns 66K). CharleyCrowe and Harry Hodge own a COMBINED big fat "0"shares. Why don't you two guys just QUIT the board.

MCKNIGHT...when are you going to buy a block of 100,000 shares?When the stock reaches single digits?

What...noconfidence in the stock? Can't make any money flipping thestock?

If the Insiders are staying away, if theInsiders won't support the company, if the Insiders failto show any confidence, why should anyone buy thisstock. Think about it.

Darren Barker's reports for the 12months in 1999 went from $34, to $30, to $28, andFINALLY THE BIG HIT TO $20. Oh yes...it was always a buy,even at $34. But those who followed hisrecommendations are LOSING BIG TIME. Did you see any insidersBuying during this period???? ONLY SELLS...ONLY SELLS.The insiders knew that it was time to get out!

Eddie would - you keep bringing up Wedbush as iftheir analysis states that this stock is a dog (as youseem to think). THEY DOWNGRADED THIS FROM A STRONG BUYto a BUY. Got that? They're still recommending thatyou BUY the stock......Analysis on this Yahoo boardhas ALL analysts listing this stock as a stong buy ora buy.Who do you work for?Or do youwork?Do you have ANY business related work experience atall? Any in this industry?

You two are made for each other. Trying toconvince the other that notwithstanding anything elsegoing on in the world, ZQK is still a "good" stock,even if the both of you are gettinghammered.

For once, look at the technical analysis. So what ifthe P/E ratios are in the single digits. So what ifthe company has shown growth, last year over theprevious. Stock values are based upon projections, allhistorical info is factored in. How many months of this doyou have to take for you to come to the realizationthat ZQK is just not worth it. The last two quartershave been disappointing. Not necessarily from aperformance point of view (ie., historical data), but from aprojection point of view. Obviously, the future doesn't looktoo bright. Don't take it from me, the street hasspoken. Look at the stock price, down almost 50% from thequarter ending July 31. Since the last financials wereposted, ZQK has dropped from 18+ to 11+. Darren Bakerfrom Wedbush has analyzed ZQK for years. He was one ofZQK's biggest backers. Not any longer. Don't listen tome, listen to Darren Baker.

You can't thinkof a better way to make money, why don't you justput it in the bank and get a guaranteed 2%. At leastyou won't lose any more than you're presently losing.

Eddie - I'm wondering more and more what kind ofreal business experience you have; much less knowledgeon SEC restrictions etc. with public companies.You've been hassling ZQK and Mr. McKnight in particularfor not buying stock the last couple of weeks. Butfor someone who supposedly tracks this company, oneof the basics you'd know is that their first fiscalquarter ends 1/31/00 - and no insiders are supposed to doany trading for a window of approx. 15 days prior tothe close date and a couple days AFTER the pressrelease of that quarter's financial results. That meansthat all the corporate execs. and board members areshut out from trading for almost a two month cycle outof every quarter (assuming that ZQK posts their #sapprox. 3/15 - they're shut down this time around fromapprox. 1/15 through 3/17) How much other mis-informationare you putting out there????

The point is simple...if McKnight wanted to showany kind of support for HIS COMPANY, he would be outin the open market buying large blocks. Don't tellme he can't buy the stock on the open market...onDec. 22, ZQK Director George Kirby bought a measly 6Kshares...but at least he bought.

McKnight WOULD NOT BUYnow because he knows he will lose money...PURE ANDSIMPLE. If he won't buy, why should anyone else?

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